The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-07-06

d huge chlselled stone Of ureW
enoWea number of the cutters a. car
Elias Morris display of marhla
monument work. ole ana
a great exhibition was made -
putchers with their car sbo9y,r"':5 me
siaughterlng methods of al avs Tue
Siaughterhouse of to-day. Then oau. ne
long string OF the knights of the,cIan'es
mounted, the bosses in white apr0n 1s1vei
uniforms. trade
DO Doc: Faust's buggy, followed by eigb,
OU M IeSaulng some handsome Holstei1s
Inc otudebakers had UNIQUE wac,oS
consisting of ten little girls drass ason,
songs. -'O1 '-'' 0l'e WIN gay
Gunner Bros. great car of mirro.,
ana snow cases was one of the ban5
SoLilesG tnlngs in the procession.
a z,oUO gallon Cask of Salt Lake heer
followed by fifteen OF the comnanSis
Workmen on car of foliage.
Il. Y. M. is wagons, covered with
samples OF the shoe factory ana
clothing factory, made solid disnlaU
A great exhibition was the drv s6ods
show Of Spencer ClaWson-a ha1dson1s
car of stuffs, shaded by a mons4ar
Japanese umbrella.
The Household Sewing Machine bse
car hung with rich samples of fins
work, and several ladies at. work as tbs
car rolled along. Following this came
| the Household people, Burton & Gar
dner, IN a barouche, with an eastern
| agent OF their machine. Then came
the patent fence factory of the same
firm, showing dozen men at work.
The ArbOgast-Trumbo vehicle.
a frame house on wheels, plastered
with real estate ads. OF A. ]. White &
Co.
Mason d Co.. lumber dealers. attrac-
tive display OF doors. sashes and shut
tiers, set up IN cottage style
American apiary, with bee houses.
Henry Dinwoodey's two handsome
and tasteful carts showing wall paper
furniture and fine carpets.
Eardley, the lumber man, with load
OF planks bearing the motto, "Let the
Plank of Your Platform be Solid ana
Substantial"
David James & Co., had very
unique car with plumbers trimmings.
bath tubs, etc., fountain playing on
the roof.
Car advertising the attractions at
Garfield.
Elias Morris, Pioneer Roller Min car.
Kenney & Gourlay, Salt Lake Enter
prise wagon.
John MoDonald's display Of gro
ceries.
Solomon Bros & Gold, ten men at
work making boots and shoes.
Sears q Liddle made a great DISPLAY
of paints, brushes, etc.
The greatest "ad." IL the whole line
was the extensive one OF the Coon
Wagon & Machine Company, on which
over $50 had been expended. 1t com
priSed fourteen teams drawing the
various wagons and machines for
which the firm has the Utah agency.
the firms agents from Sanpete and
Ogden Grove in the line, and in ba-
rouche, adorned with silk hats, were
most OF the principal officials OF the
institution. All the machines were
gailY decorated.
Sam Levi had one Of the most crisi-
nal wagons of the day, decorated with
anti Chinese cigar banners, and con
tanning a dozen men manufacturing
cigars and throwing them out to the
crowd.
Deseret NelrS wagons, showing home
made paper, cid press Of 1850 and men
and girls at work binding books.
A huge advertisement was the mon
ster ''Three-dollar shoe on wheels
built by Spencer d Kimbali. 1t evoked
as much comment as anything in the
line.
Lake Park transparency.
Sells, Burton & Co.'S coal, drawn by
four horses.
Six bicyclists On wheels.
THE FOURTH DIVISION
was headed by B. F. Whittemore and
aides. Next came
The Denver Lake Park Band, which
played very nicely, though packed into
a wagon like sardines.
Wagener's California Brewery wagon.
q small host of people. sun
posedly employees.
Continental band of 1776, boys with
flies and drums in costume, the most
patriotic and Old-fashioned soul-stir-
ring thing OF the day, bad as the music
wss.
Conklin's Sampling Works; boilers,
ore sacks and ores with workmen.
Fisher Brewery wagon.
A very cute impersonatiOn of Wash.
iDgton and the Ratchet and cherry tree
episode by youthful duffer who did his
part to the letter.
Jockeys and race horses.
Jumbo and knights mounted for
tournaments burlesque greatly enjoyed
by the children.
The procession of Antiques and Hor-
ribles closed the procession and drew
peals of laughter from the children;
Clawson and Calder, the inimitsbIe
circus riders, drew forth the greatest
number of compliments.
AT THE PARK.
Thousands of people and hundreds of
vehicles were in the Park when the
procession reached there. A monster
picnic among the trees it looked like,
and it was a source of enjoyment
merely TO drive about gazing upon the
throngs of animated and enthusiastic
.aces. A stand large enough to seat
LOO people had been constructed in the
most shady part of the grove, and
all around this drove the most notable
carriages and cars. On the stand were
'aated together Governor West, Secre-
AIRY Hall. WIS. Mccormick. Fred Simon.
Marshal Dyer, Mr.. jerks, Mr.. Peters.
Mr.. Moyle, Judge Zane, John Gun
Judge Smith, the Utah Com
Mr.. Weber. Mr.. Cutter, Re
order Cannon, Supt. Stewart, Messrs.
Hatob ond W0nlIoxT T1doo